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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1965
Page
4
Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio provides mailing rates for second class matter. Rates list weekly and Sunday costs, urban and suburban delivery, and annual subscriptions. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. The note ends with a thanksgiving message.
The United States seeks governmental stability in South Vietnam as the key to success in the war. Alternatives to achieve this are limited, with ceasefire talks impractical, and pulling out or expanding the war deemed unacceptable. General Khanh clings to power amid Buddhist and militant Catholic opposition, signaling fragile governance and uncertain prospects for stability.
The John Birch Society Bulletin claims 100 Birch members were GOP delegates in 1964 and Welch says their influence was strong. The piece suggests this signals alarming GOP penetration by an extreme right group and warns moderates to act to prevent a party dominated by extremists.
Critics note the rise of cutouts and sheer net in women’s swimsuits described as more daring yet often ludicrous. Some designs appear attractive while others resemble lingerie and aren’t meant for swimming, suggesting a desperate bid for novelty.
Jim Bishop recalls Jack London as a writer who captured frontier life and adventure yet hid doubt and self doubt behind blue eyes and a lively temper. London’s youth included delinquency and a raft of misadventures before he pursued writing and study in California.
The article critiques the Republican Party in Congress for silence since the new session began. It argues the party lacks effective opposition to Johnson’s budget rhetoric and calls for a staffed, issue-focused wing within or allied to the party to better inform the public on deficits, pork barrel politics, and fiscal policy. It cites Senator Lausche on Appalachia subsidies and previews the need to educate voters on spending and purchasing power.
President Johnson signals a broad approval for his domestic agenda and proposes Education and Medicare goals. He plans to send sixteen messages to Congress this year while pursuing reforms through quiet, consensus driven means to avoid heated clashes.
Nangpu La and Kongyar La reach 19050 feet between Nepal and Tibet. The year 1952 records no lynchings in the US for the 20th century. Albert I of Belgium died in early 1934 while mountain climbing.
Dave Regan reflects on Mid dletown Boy Scouting history seeking accurate dates and names for a civic office archive. The column blends pedestrian and motorist grievances about curbside spray, unsafe crossings, delayed turns, and unreliable signals, urging cautious courtesy and better driving habits amid student behavior concerns.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Irwin Shaw injures shoulder in Switzerland and will need surgery. Hayley Mills to star in Bats With Baby Faces, from Mary Hayley Bell, with potential family picture under consideration. Lee Remick studies singing in New York for Broadway musical lead. Ella Fitzgerald’s St Louis Blues from Floats at Juan Les Pins eyed as her biggest hit since Mack the Knife. Truman health concerns after fall. Jourdan to star in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever in Paris after Broadway run. Political insiders see Periconi GOP mayor bid. Airlines show comedies in flight film lineups. Petrocelli jet to Russia with 140 experts. Khrushchev era suits noted. Mel Brooks to direct with Anne Bancroft. Vaughn Monroe family trip to Europe. Boris Karloff returns as monster in House at the End of the World. Gene Barry’s Burke's Law a hit on Japanese TV. Jerry Evans on Broadway Tonight after Jersey Steak Pit audition. record bids looming. Jerry Lewis signs for Boeing Boeing with reserved seats. The Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines runs 220 minutes with no intermission. Edmund Lowe reportedly ailing.
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